The house is not very "chic" in appearance but do not hesitate to try. Go there for lunch and take a walk in the village before or after the meal. In the village of Prodomos, just at the village square where you can park the car, the restaurant Ο ΤΣΙΤΣΑΝΗΣ (at Tsinanis)Īuthentic Greek cuisine among locals playing cards. No menu either, you choose your dishes in the kitchen before going to sit down upstairs. Only good dishes prepared with love by Anna. In Drios, a few minutes south of Piso Livadi, don't miss Anna's restaurant. I will add to the good recommendations rebel-diver gave you, a few others,(mainly for eating and and it's guaranteed greek food! ) It takes about two hours from Lefkes to Piso Livadi. ![]() It’s not a particularly difficult walk and is mostly downhill, but gives you stunning views across the east side of the island and across the Aegean towards Naxos. You can then continue through the quiet back lanes through the other small traditional villages of Marmari and Marpissa, back to Piso Livadi. If you enjoy walking then do take the bus to the lovely mountain village of Lefkes and then walk the “Byzantine Way” - an ancient footpath dating back over 1,000 years - to the little village of Prodromos. You can take the bus easily to other beaches, and to Naoussa and Parikia. It’s a lovely little fishing village with two pretty beaches, and a nice selection of cafes and tavernas right on the waterfront, including the best fish restaurant in Paros (“Markakis”). I think though that Piso Livadi will probably be more suitable for a relaxing, quiet honeymoon. Having said that, it’s possible to find accommodation a little way outside the centre of the village where it is quieter. ![]() ![]() Naoussa is a beautiful and very photogenic place, but it is incredibly busy in the summer, even in mid-September. I agree with the great advice in the posts above.
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